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Resisting Manufactured Doubt and Reclaiming Credibility: Your Voter’s Plea for Accountability and Integrity - Noted Below, Senate non-Confirmation Tallies.

- Capito, Shelley Moore (R-WV)

-/-/- Lummis, Cynthia M. (R-WY)

X/X/X/X McConnell, Mitch (R-KY)

-/-/- Moran, Jerry (R-KS)

X/X/X/X Paul, Rand (R-KY)

“Signed Pledges, Broken Trust: Beyond the Sound Bites, Confronting the Silence Between Their Words and Our Will”

We, a diverse community of constituents, stand united—fully aware that “advice and consent” must uphold our democracy, even as frustration swells over senators who ignore what’s right before their eyes. Below, we clarify, then elaborate, and finally amplify the points drawn from peer-reviewed studies, public polls, and respected research institutions (Journal of Politics; Pew Research Center; Gallup; Government Accountability Office). We will broadcast these concerns far and wide in the coming cycles:

Clarify

Constitutional Bedrock (“Advice and Consent”)
Our Constitution grants the Senate power to confirm or reject presidential nominees and treaties (U.S. Const. art. II, §2).
According to Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership, this prevents any single branch from dominating government affairs.

Widespread Resentment Toward Members of Congress
Major polls (Gallup; Pew Research Center) reveal pervasive anger, citing corruption, self-serving agendas, and minimal accountability.

Elaborate

“Why We Feel Cheated: The Growing Gap Between Voter Expectations and Legislative Reality”

Disconnect from Constituents
The Journal of Politics shows resentment surges when representatives favor special interests over local needs.
Transparency International confirms that ignoring constituents fosters the belief that lobbyists take precedence.

Corruption and Self-Enrichment
Pew Research indicates many view congressional members as driven by personal gain.
The Office of Congressional Ethics highlights insider trading accusations and ethical scandals fueling distrust.

Ineffectiveness and Gridlock
The Government Accountability Office reports that GOP infighting and legislative gridlock intensify voter disillusionment.

Shifting Media Landscape
CNN’s prime-time viewership has dropped by a quarter, while MSNBC also sees notable declines.
Print circulation at The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The LA Times is shrinking, reflecting the broader shift to digital news consumption.

Amplify

Democratic Safeguards
Brookings Institution research underlines how “advice and consent” remains valid only when senators truly represent us.

Restoring Credibility
Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership underscores ethical standards and genuine engagement as the antidote to mistrust.
Gallup’s historical trends show that tackling corruption and inaccessibility can help rebuild public confidence in Congress.

“Beyond the Sound Bites: Unmasking the Silence Between Campaign Promises and Senate Votes”

Collective Call to Action
Across online platforms and digital forums that reach well beyond traditional mass media, we’re shining a light on what’s often overlooked. By demanding accountability, we uphold the core ideals of “advice and consent.” We stand vigilant—expecting transparency, integrity, and genuine representation from those sworn to serve us. Let’s unite in insisting that our senators honor their promises. Through steadfast ethical principles and meaningful engagement with our communities, we ensure our voices shape every decision they make—even when the media landscape shifts underfoot.

We stand together, watching as those we trust hand over our leverage and weaken our voice. Recent reporting from The Hill (Ashleigh Fields, “Speaker Johnson’s CR text faces criticism from GOP members,” December 17, 2024) confirms what we’ve already sensed: our leaders—through their indecision and secrecy—have surrendered the bargaining power of the majority, leaving us uncertain, unheard, and increasingly frustrated.

Betrayal of Trust (Pew Research Center, “Trust and Distrust in America,” 2019):
Instead of standing firm for the values we elected them to uphold, Speaker Mike Johnson, the Leader, and the Whip align with opposing interests and hide critical information. Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.) decries the lack of visible text for the Continuing Resolution (CR), and we see how these actions relinquish influence, effectively handing leverage to the minority party.
Failure to Communicate and Listen (Brookings Institution, “The Need for Better Congressional Communication,” 2021):
We deserve transparency and dialogue. Yet, the Speaker offers silence where we need clarity. Without openly sharing details of the CR, the leadership’s absence of honest communication not only insults our right to know but also undermines their own standing. This vacuum of information cedes moral high ground and control, fortifying the minority’s leverage in negotiations.
Ineffective Use of Legislative Tools (Congressional Research Service, R42388 & R41186):
Continuing Resolutions and reconciliation procedures exist to maintain government operations and guide fiscal policy. Properly used, they anchor majority influence. Instead, they’re wielded as clumsy shortcuts—another billion in debt here, a hasty extension there—reflecting a lack of vision and a failure to shape outcomes on our behalf. By turning these tools into frantic stopgaps, leadership forfeits their advantage and empowers the minority to dictate terms.
Dependency on Opponents and Narrow Margins (Congressional Quarterly, “Tracking Congressional Leadership Strategies,” 2022):
The GOP’s slim majority demands strategic unity. Instead, we see rushed deals and desperate attempts to secure votes for farm relief and other priorities. Rather than negotiating from strength, our leaders’ indecisiveness and opacity force reliance on Democratic votes. In doing so, they abandon their foundational leverage and allow the minority to steer the conversation and outcomes.
Indecisiveness and Inconsistency (Harvard Kennedy School, “Leadership and Decision-Making,” 2020):
Timid action and shifting stances create a chaotic environment where certainty and confidence evaporate. With every unfulfilled promise, every changing direction, our leaders forfeit the moral and political upper hand. Their inability to maintain steady resolve hands strategic power directly to the minority, who capitalize on each moment of hesitation.

We insist that these leaders recall why we entrusted them with authority. We demand truthful communication, firm decision-making, and dedicated service to the common good. By refusing to lead decisively and transparently, the Speaker, Leader, and Whip are simply handing leverage to the minority party, squandering the majority’s mandate. It’s time for them to restore integrity, take responsibility, and protect the interests of those who placed their faith in them.

ONLY TWO SENATORS VOTED AGAINST THE CONFIRMATION OF President Joe Biden's Cabinet Secretary of Defense: Lloyd Austin: They were Hawley (R-MO), & Lee (R-UT).
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BELOW ARE ALL OF THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS THAT VOTED FAVORABLY IN CONFIRMATION OF President Joe Biden's Following Cabinet Members.

Secretary of Homeland Security: Alejandro Mayorkas= Susan Collins, Dan Sullivan, Shelley Moore Capito, Lisa Murkowski.

Attorney General: Merrick Garland= Capito (R-WV), Cassidy (R-LA), Collins (R-ME), Cornyn (R-TX), Ernst (R-IA), Graham (R-SC), Grassley (R-IA), Johnson (R-WI), Lankford (R-OK), McConnell (R-KY), Moran (R-KS), Murkowski (R-AK), Rounds (R-SD), Thune (R-SD), Tillis (R-NC)

Secretary of State: Antony Blinken= Capito (R-WV), Collins (R-ME), Cornyn (R-TX), Crapo (R-ID), Fischer (R-NE),Graham (R-SC), Grassley (R-IA), Hagerty (R-TN), Hyde-Smith (R-MS), Johnson (R-WI), McConnell (R-KY), Moran (R-KS), Murkowski (R-AK), Risch (R-ID), Rounds (R-SD), Rubio (R-FL), Sullivan (R-AK), Thune (R-SD), Tillis (R-NC), Wicker (R-MS), Young (R-IN)

Secretary of Health and Human Services: Xavier Becerra=Sen. Susan Collins (Maine) was the only Republican to support his confirmation.

Secretary of Transportation: Pete Buttigieg=Barrasso (R-WY), Boozman (R-AR), Braun (R-IN), Capito (R-WV), Collins (R-ME), Cornyn (R-TX), Cramer (R-ND), Crapo (R-ID), Daines (R-MT), Ernst (R-IA), Fischer (R-NE), Graham (R-SC), Grassley (R-IA), Hoeven (R-ND), Hyde-Smith (R-MS), Johnson (R-WI), Kennedy (R-LA), Lee (R-UT), Lummis (R-WY), McConnell (R-KY), Moran (R-KS), Murkowski (R-AK), Paul (R-KY), Risch (R-ID), Rounds (R-SD), Sullivan (R-AK), Thune (R-SD), Tillis (R-NC), Wicker (R-MS), Young (R-IN)

(U.S. Constitution, Article II, Section 2; Federalist No. 76):
We stand as stewards of a sacred trust. When the President nominates Cabinet members, it is our solemn duty to examine these choices with the entire nation’s wellbeing in mind. This process is not a formality; it is a measure of our integrity and our fidelity to those who placed their future, their children’s hopes, and their faith in us.

(Pew Research Center, 2019; Brookings Institution, 2021):
Yet we sense a moral drift. In private corridors and public hearings, personal ambitions and partisan theatrics distort our judgment. Instead of echoing the voices who elected us—neighbors, families, and communities that anchor our democracy—we turn their trust into political currency. Each vote cast for us represents a covenant, one that expects us to place real lives above gamesmanship, to reflect honest struggles rather than feigned spectacles.

(Harvard Kennedy School, 2020; Congressional Research Service, 2020):
This is no small lapse. It is the fracturing of a living human bond between citizen and representative. Each ballot given to us is a fragment of the public heart, entrusted to our care. When we reduce confirmation to a sporting match of private gain, we betray not just the principles of governance but the very bedrock of our democratic covenant. Let us remember who we serve and why we wield this authority. Let us restore the dignity of our charge, ensuring that none feel abandoned or unheard, and prove that the faith bestowed upon us remains justified.

To the Honorable Members of the United States Senate,

We, the People, through our votes, make this urgent request:

It is imperative that you honor the will of the electorate by confirming the President's selections for Cabinet positions. These nominees represent the choices of the people and are essential in correcting the actions and policies of previous administrations that may have overstepped democratic boundaries.

The actions of prior political operations have raised concerns reminiscent of historical warnings about the concentration of power. Mao Zedong once stated, "Political power flows from the barrel of a gun," highlighting the dangers of authority exercised without the consent of the governed. This perspective underscores the risks when governmental power is asserted without adequate oversight and accountability.

History teaches us the perils of unchecked power. The framers of our Constitution established a system of checks and balances precisely to prevent any branch of government from dominating the others. In Federalist No. 51, James Madison emphasized that "ambition must be made to counteract ambition," advocating for a structure where each branch can restrain the others to safeguard liberty.

The Senate's role in providing "advice and consent" on presidential appointments is a critical component of this system. By thoroughly and impartially evaluating the President's Cabinet nominees—who reflect the mandate given by the electorate—you uphold the democratic principles upon which our nation was founded.

We urge you to conduct your evaluations with fairness and without partisan bias. Confirming these nominees will help rectify past actions that may have deviated from our nation's core values and will strengthen the integrity of our governmental institutions.

Failure to support the President's selections could undermine the trust placed in our democratic processes and weaken the system of checks and balances designed to protect our republic. By fulfilling your constitutional responsibilities, you ensure that our government remains accountable and responsive to those it serves.

Respectfully,

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Open Letter to Our U.S. Senators

Capito, Shelley Moore (R-WV)

Cassidy, Bill (R-LA)

Collins, Susan M. (R-ME)

Cornyn, John (R-TX)

Cotton, Tom (R-AR)

Daines, Steve (R-MT)

Ernst, Joni (R-IA)

Graham, Lindsey (R-SC)

Hagerty, Bill (R-TN)

Hyde-Smith, Cindy (R-MS)

Lummis, Cynthia M. (R-WY)

Marshall, Roger (R-KS)

McConnell, Mitch (R-KY)

Mullin, Markwayne (R-OK)

Ricketts, Pete (R-NE)

Risch, James E. (R-ID)

Rounds, Mike (R-SD)

Sullivan, Dan (R-AK)

Tillis, Thom (R-NC)

Tuberville, Tommy (R-AL)

Dear Senators,

We, a concerned group of your constituents, write to you as the GOP Senate prepares for the internal final whip-count for the Leadership Vote on November 13th, 2024. We believe this pivotal decision should be conducted through an open ballot rather than a secret one. Transparency in this process is essential to restore trust and ensure that your actions align with the needs and aspirations of the people you represent.

Recent actions have left us feeling disillusioned, betrayed, and unheard. There is a growing perception that self-interest and industry influence are being placed above public service. This erosion of trust undermines the foundational relationship between elected representatives and the electorate, threatening the very essence of our democratic system.

We are particularly troubled by the sense that you are acting as intermediaries for external agendas—whether related to war or economic interests—rather than genuinely representing the welfare of our communities. This "franchise effect," where politicians appear to serve powerful "franchisors" instead of their constituents, highlights a significant disconnect that must be addressed.

As a result of these concerns, we are experiencing a range of negative emotions, including frustration, betrayal, anger, and disappointment. This emotional fallout risks leading to disengagement from the political process or a rallying cry for alternative leadership. The breach of trust has already manifested in public demonstrations, heightened criticism, and direct confrontations in political forums. These are signs of a societal fracture that urgently demands more inclusive and responsive action from you.

Failing to address our needs carries significant consequences:

Loss of Trust and Credibility: We may no longer view you as legitimate representatives, leading to disengagement and a lack of cooperation.
Political Instability: Growing discontent could catalyze organized opposition or calls for significant reform, destabilizing both local and national governance.
Community Impact: Our communities, with unaddressed needs, may face stagnation in social, economic, and political growth.

With the upcoming Leadership Vote, we implore you to consider the profound impact your choices will have on the future of our democracy. Conducting the vote through an open ballot is imperative to demonstrate accountability and commitment to the public interest. We urge you to reject self-serving motivations and focus on equitable representation.

Senator Rick Scott, who actively promotes key policy positions aimed at economic growth, reducing government intervention, and strengthening national security, embodies leadership qualities that resonate with many of us. By supporting leadership that aligns with these principles—and by making your votes transparent—you can begin to rebuild the trust essential for a stable, functioning democracy.

We urge you to listen to our voices and align your actions with the best interests of the people you represent. Only through genuine representation and transparent processes can we restore faith in our democratic institutions.

Sincerely,

Your Concerned Constituents

Boozman, John (R-AR)

Britt, Katie Boyd (R-AL)

Budd, Ted (R-NC)

Crapo, Mike (R-ID)

Grassley, Chuck (R-IA)

Hoeven, John (R-ND)

Johnson, Ron (R-WI)

Kennedy, John (R-LA)

Lankford, James (R-OK)

Lee, Mike (R-UT)

Moran, Jerry (R-KS)

Murkowski, Lisa (R-AK)

Paul, Rand (R-KY)

Rubio, Marco (R-FL)

Schmitt, Eric (R-MO)

Scott, Tim (R-SC)

Thune, John (R-SD)

Vance, J.D. (R-OH)

Young, Todd (R-IN)

Barrasso, John (R-WY)

Blackburn, Marsha (R-TN)

Braun, Mike (R-IN)

Cramer, Kevin (R-ND)

Cruz, Ted (R-TX)

Fischer, Deb (R-NE)

Hawley, Josh (R-MO)

Scott, Rick (R-FL)

Wicker, Roger F. (R-MS)

An Urgent Appeal to Congress: End Disingenuous Political Tactics Now

Introduction

We, your constituents, are no longer willing to tolerate the disingenuous tactics employed by the leadership of the 118th Congress. Our voices are being ignored, and we demand change. It's time to confront these faithless legislative actions and strive for a governance that is transparent, inclusive, and truly responsive to the people.

The Problem

Legislators have been rushing bills through Congress, limiting amendments, and minimizing public input and media coverage. This approach has led to the passage of unwieldy spending packages packed with controversial or unpopular provisions—all without significant attention or opposition. This is not the democracy we were promised.

The Consequences

The use of omnibus budget bills undermines the checks and balances of our government. It hampers the president's ability to influence individual appropriations and negotiate policy provisions attached to specific spending measures. More critically, it strips the public of their right to understand and engage with legislation that directly affects their lives.

Taking Action

We acknowledge that the legislative process is complex and time-consuming. However, that complexity should not be an excuse to sideline the voices of the people. We are taking steps to ensure our concerns are addressed and our voices are heard. Through social media and blogging, we are expressing our discontent with the ineffectiveness of our representatives. We are not just criticizing—we are offering our opinions and suggestions on the issues that matter most.

Encouraging Involvement

This is a collective effort. We are encouraging our friends, family, and neighbors to join us in advocacy. By writing social media posts about their representatives' neglect, more constituents are making their voices heard. The greater our numbers, the harder it becomes for our concerns to be ignored.

Holding Leaders Accountable

To the members of the 118th Congress and the incoming 119th: We urge you to heed our call. Work towards making the legislative process more transparent, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of your constituents. By doing so, you can promote responsible governance and demonstrate your commitment to serving the interests of the people you represent.

Conclusion

We stand united in our demand for accountability. By taking these steps together, we can hold faithless political leaders responsible and ensure that our voices are heard in the democratic process. It is time for Congress to listen to the concerns of its constituents and work towards a more responsive and responsible governance.

Legislators, Hear Us Now:

Your constituents are watching, and we will not be silent. The time for change is now. Will you stand with us or against us?

Let's Give a Shout-Out to the Reps Who Keep It Real (and Our Wallets Safer)!

Banks - Indiana Biggs - Arizona Boebert - Colorado

Burchett - Tennessee Crane - Arizona Gaetz - Florida

Hunt - Texas Lamborn - Colorado Mace - South Carolina

Mills - Florida Rogers (AL) - Alabama

Rosendale - Montana Steube - Florida Van Duyne - Texas

Here we go again! Ever feel like government budgets are ballooning faster than a hot air balloon on steroids, and you're left wondering who's going to pay for all that hot air? Spoiler alert: it's usually us. Or maybe you've scratched your head thinking, "Wait, should my neighbor's cat really have a say in federal elections?" Well, some political reps are tackling these issues head-on. They're not just giving lip service—they're refusing to play along with those so-called "solutions" that solve absolutely nothing. Let's chat about how we can support these champs who are saying "nope" to continuous bloated budgets, ensuring only citizens vote in federal elections, and refusing to take part in fake bills that dodge the real issues.

1. Vote for the above noted Budget Busters and Ballot Protectors

First things first: voting. I know, sometimes elections feel like choosing between watching paint dry or grass grow. But when there's a rep like above, who's fighting against endless spending sprees, pushing for proof of citizenship at the polls, and refusing to participate in sham bills that avoid tackling these problems, they're worth your vote. So, next time you hit the voting booth, give them a nod. It's like giving a thumbs-up emoji in real life.

2. Spread the Word Like It's the Latest Gossip

Got a flair for sharing juicy tidbits? Use that talent for good! Tell your friends, family, heck—even your barista—about reps who are trimming the fat off those bloated budgets, ensuring the integrity of our elections, and standing firm against fake legislation that skirts the issues. Share their posts, retweet their tweets, maybe even whip up a meme. The more chatter, the bigger the impact.

3. Jump on the Campaign Bandwagon (Snacks May Be Included)

Feeling the itch to get involved? Volunteering for their campaign is like joining a crew that's making waves. These reps aren't just going with the flow—they're refusing to rubber-stamp bills that pretend to fix problems but just kick the can down the road. Whether you're dialing numbers, pounding the pavement, or stuffing envelopes, every little bit helps. Plus, you might score some free pizza and meet fellow budget-conscious, democracy-loving folks.

4. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

Let's be real talking about money can be as comfy as a bed of nails. But if you've got a few bucks to spare, donating to their campaign can fuel their mission. Think of it as investing in a Netflix show you want to binge-watch. Every dollar helps them keep up the good fight against fiscal fluff, voting shenanigans, and pointless bills that resolve nada.

5. Send a High-Five (Minus the Awkward Physical Contact)

Sometimes, a simple "thank you" can make someone's day—even for our hardworking reps. Drop them an email, comment on their latest post, or go old-school with a handwritten note (fancy, huh?). Let them know you appreciate their efforts to keep budgets in check, elections fair, and for not wasting time on fake fixes. It's like sending a virtual fist bump—they'll get the message.

Wrapping It Up with a Neat Fiscal Bow

So, there you have it! By stepping up and showing appreciation, we're not just giving our reps a pat on the back—we're fueling a cycle of positive change. It's like starting a slow clap that turns into a standing ovation. And who doesn't love that? So, let's keep the momentum going, support those who support us (and our wallets), and maybe, just maybe, make this political roller coaster a bit smoother for all of us. After all, we're in this together, and every penny—and vote—counts!

A Salute to Our Courageous Representatives: True Leadership in Congress

In this era of political evasion and indecision, where challenging decisions are often postponed or avoided, the spotlight turns ever more brightly on the need for decisive, independent leadership. It is rare for few in Congress who, despite the glaring missteps of 'The Speaker', have the courage to stand alone and voice the truths we need to hear.

Being a Congressional representative is not just about holding a seat; it’s about elevating the voices and addressing the concerns of those who placed their trust in you to act on their behalf. You are their advocate, their bridge to governance. A handful of our representatives have taken this role to heart, treating it not as a job but as a sacred duty.

These strong individuals do more than just acknowledge the Speaker's failures—they actively challenge his position, driven not by whims or personal agendas, but by a deep-seated realization of the urgent need for change. Their refusal to table a crucial vote on the Speaker’s leadership

is a bold testament to their commitment to what is right, even if it means facing a storm of opposition.

Despite relentless criticism, these remarkable leaders stand firm, dedicated to truth and justice, advocating for the public good even when drowned out by a chorus of naysayers. Their unwavering commitment to their constituents and our democracy is commendable and deserving of our deepest gratitude.

To these valiant few, we say thank you. Thank you for your service, your integrity, and your willingness to take a stand when it would have been easier to sit back. Your fearless pursuit of truth and justice is not only commendable but serves as a powerful reminder that true leadership is not confined to those at the top but is a mantle anyone can bear, based on bravery, empathy, and an unwavering commitment to doing what is right, even when standing alone.

The Betrayal of Trust: When Faithless Legislators Prioritize Their Survival

We stand at a crossroads, witnessing a disturbing shift in our political landscape—faithless legislators. These are the individuals entrusted with our vote, yet they prioritize their own ambitions, leaving us, the people, behind. When they abandon their duty, they weaken the democratic foundation that binds us together.

Evading Responsibility: The Cloak of Delegation

How often do we see it? Leaders side-stepping their obligations by delegating power. It's a sleight of hand. They hope we won’t notice when decisions hurt us, but the truth is clear: this evasion serves their survival, not ours.

When our elected officials pass off accountability, they leave us voiceless.
It fractures the trust between us and the system meant to serve our needs.
We lose our voice in the very democracy we helped build. Like being silenced in our own home.

The Undermining of Democracy
Unchecked delegation is more than just a broken promise—it’s an existential threat to democracy itself.

When a handful of individuals wield unchecked power, they control the narrative.
The opposition gets stifled. Voices of dissent? Silenced.
What we have then isn’t democracy—it’s a rigged game, one in which we all stand to lose.

The Path Forward: Restoring Trust and Accountability
To reclaim what’s rightfully ours, we must demand change. Here’s how we can lead the charge:

Transparency: We must demand an open government. When decisions are made, we deserve to know the how and the why.
Accountability: Independent oversight must be established, ensuring our leaders work for us, not for themselves.
Civic Education: Knowledge is our weapon. We must educate ourselves and the next generation about our rights and how to enforce them.
Legal Reforms: Election laws must protect the democratic process from manipulation and ensure those in power remain accountable to us.
Elevating Leadership Integrity

We don’t just need reforms. We need a cultural shift in leadership. Here’s how:

Term Limits: Power should never last long enough to become corrupt. Our leaders must remain grounded in our concerns, not their personal gain.
Conflict of Interest Laws: Leaders must never profit from their positions. We demand stronger laws to safeguard this.
Campaign Finance Reform: The influence of money must be removed from politics. We deserve representatives who reflect our will, not the will of the highest bidder.

We Must Act—Together
This isn’t some far-off issue. It’s happening now, and it affects every one of us. When faithless legislators play their games, it’s our future at stake. But together, we have the power to demand better. We can reclaim our voice, our democracy, and our future.

Our democracy can’t survive without our defense. It needs us to stand up, speak out, and hold the line. If we don’t protect it—who will?

THE END of CHEVRON: Reclaiming Power from the Unchecked Bureaucracy

For decades, the Chevron Doctrine shaped how courts dealt with government agencies’ interpretations of laws. When Congress left an interpretation vague, courts deferred to the agency unless its interpretation was unreasonable. This deference gave agencies significant power, raising concerns about government overreach and the erosion of individual rights.

Ralph Waldo Emerson’s 19th-century call for self-reliance and individualism, despite the lack of modern communication, still resonates today. Emerson warned against a government that enforces conformity, stifling personal growth and freedom—core values of America’s identity.

Today, unelected bureaucrats often act as a "fourth branch" of government, creating and enforcing rules with minimal oversight. This overreach not only challenges our legal system but also threatens the very freedoms upon which our nation was founded. The now-overturned Chevron Doctrine allowed agencies to regulate with little judicial scrutiny, effectively transferring legislative power from Congress to the bureaucracy.

Federal agencies often:

Create their own rules.
Enforce these rules with little accountability.
Conduct hearings as they see fit.
Impose penalties without proper oversight.

This unchecked bureaucratic power undermines the Constitution, the foundation of our nation's principles and the embodiment of the people's consent. Agencies have behaved as if they possess divine powers, engaging in actions judges have condemned as deceitful and unconstitutional.

Chevron enhanced agency power at the expense of the separation of powers intended by the Framers. It diminished the judiciary’s role and allowed agencies to assume legislative functions, leading to a biased legal process that favored the federal government and caused regulatory instability, disproportionately affecting ordinary citizens.

Now, with Chevron overturned, courts have reclaimed their role as the ultimate arbiters of regulatory decisions, which may lead to more litigation but also greater accountability. As Emerson would remind us, we must place our trust in ourselves and the enduring principles of the Constitution, designed to protect us from government overreach.

In summary:

Chevron allowed courts to defer to agency expertise but compromised the balance of power.
Overturning Chevron restores the judiciary’s essential role in checking government power.
This shift honors the legacy of those who fought for our freedoms, ensuring the Constitution remains the supreme law of the land.

Let us remember that courts exist to remind governments of their limits, ensuring that the powers they wield never infringe on our rights and are never mistaken for those that belong to God.

"BETRAYED TRUST: A CRITIQUE OF RECENT SELF-SERVING POLITICAL DECISIONS"

A Betrayal of Trust: Self-Serving Politics and Its Fallout of Passing a 5-YEAR Handicapping Act

THE OFFICIALS LISTED BELOW: PASSED the "REPO for Ukrainians Act" without taking any actions on securing the BORDER.

Recent actions by certain Self-Serving elected representatives (example: Michael McCaul (R-Texas)) and senators (example: Jim Risch (R-Idaho)) have caused significant unrest, signaling a shift from the leadership we were promised to a more self-serving approach. This shift feels like a betrayal of the trust we placed in these officials, who seem to prioritize industry interests over those of the public.

As constituents, we are left with frustration and anger as we witness our leaders fall short of their responsibilities.

Comparing both House and Senate politicians to franchisees following industry mandates, it appears that some officials are acting as if they are beholden to external pressures rather than serving the people. This "franchisor-franchisee" relationship has taken root in the political arena, with politicians adhering to the demands of industries dictating the services to be provided—whether it's "tools of war" or "nation rebuilding" initiatives. This shift toward transactional leadership undermines the core principles of representation.

The ramifications of this betrayal are extensive. There's a loss of trust and credibility among the electorate, leading to decreased civic engagement and a widening gap between the people and their representatives. When officials prioritize self-interest over public service, they undermine the spirit of democracy, causing disillusionment and fostering political instability. These adverse outcomes, consistently observed in this 118th Congress, hinder community growth and impede the progress of critical initiatives.

Many of us feel profoundly disappointed by the lack of accountability and the apparent departure from the commitments made during campaigns. We need our elected officials to act as true representatives of the people, not as franchisees complying with industry demands. It's crucial for them to prioritize our interests, working towards the collective good rather than pursuing personal or external gains.

This breach of trust can lead to serious consequences, from voter backlash to mounting political opposition. When our concerns are ignored, we are more likely to organize and challenge the status quo, creating a groundswell for change. Politicians risk alienating their support base and facing stronger public criticism if they continue to act against the interests of their constituents.

To these elected officials, we implore you to remember your responsibility to serve the people. You should not be franchisees catering to industry directives. Your actions should reflect the values and needs of those who elected you. Failure to heed this call will not only harm your political careers but also damage the communities you were entrusted to represent.

Let this be a call to action: reconnect with your constituents, listen to their concerns, and act with integrity. The future of our democracy depends on leaders who prioritize the public interest and work tirelessly to rebuild the trust that has been lost.

Boozman‭ (‬AR‭)‬
Britt‭ (‬AL‭)‬
Capito‭ (‬WV‭)‬
Cassidy‭ (‬LA‭)‬
Collins‭ (‬ME‭)‬
Cornyn‭ (‬TX‭)‬
Cotton‭ (‬AR‭)‬
Cramer‭ (‬ND‭)‬
Crapo‭ (‬ID‭)‬
Ernst‭ (‬IA‭)‬
Fischer‭ (‬NE‭)‬
Graham‭ (‬SC‭)‬
Grassley‭ (‬IA‭)‬
Hoeven‭ (‬ND‭)‬
Hyde-Smith‭ (‬MS‭)‬
Kennedy‭ (‬LA‭)‬
Lankford‭ (‬OK‭)‬
McConnell‭ (‬KY‭)‬
Moran‭ (‬KS‭)‬
Mullin‭ (‬OK‭)‬
Murkowski‭ (‬AK‭)‬
Ricketts‭ (‬NE‭)‬
Risch‭ (‬ID‭)‬
Romney‭ (‬UT‭)‬
Rounds‭ (‬SD‭)‬
Scott‭ (‬SC‭)‬
Sullivan‭ (‬AK‭)‬
Thune‭ (‬SD‭)‬
Tillis‭ (‬NC‭)‬
Wicker‭ (‬MS‭)‬
Young‭ (‬IN‭)

    Aderholt-Alabama
   Bacon-   Nebraska
   Barr- Kentucky
   Bentz- Oregon
   Bice- Oklahoma
   Buchanan- Florida
   Bucshon- Indiana
   Burgess- Texas
   Calvert   - California
   Carey-    Ohio
   Carter- Georgia
   Carter- Texas
   Chavez-DeRemer- Oregon
   Ciscomani- Arizona
   Cole- Oklahoma
   Crenshaw- Texas

   Curtis- Utah
   D'Esposito- New York
   Diaz-Balart- Florida
   Duarte- California
   Dunn- Florida
   Edwards- North Carolina
   Ellzey- Texas
   Emmer- Minnesota
   Feenstra- Iowa
   Ferguson- Georgia
   Fitzpatrick- Pennsylvania
   Fleischmann- Tennessee
   Flood- Nebraska
   Foxx- North Carolina
   Gallagher- Wisconsin
   Garbarino- New York
   Garcia, Mike- California
   Gimenez- Florida
   Gonzales, Tony- Texas
   Granger- Texas
   Graves- Missouri
   Griffith- Virginia
   Guthrie- Kentucky
   Hill- Arkansas
   Hinson   - Iowa
   Houchin- Indiana
   Hudson- North Carolina
   Issa- California
   James-   Michigan
   Johnson- Louisiana
   Johnson- South Dakota
   Joyce- Ohio
   Kean- New Jersey
   Kelly- Pennsylvania
   Kiggans- Virginia
   Kiley- California
   Kim- California
   Kustoff- Tennessee
   LaHood- Illinois
   LaLota- New York
   Lamborn- Colorado
   Latta- Ohio
   LaTurner- Kansas
   Lawler- New York
   Lucas- Oklahoma
   McCaul- Texas
   McClintock- California
   McCormick- Georgia
   McHenry- North Carolina
   Miller- Ohio
   Miller- West Virginia
   Miller-Meeks- Iowa
   Molinaro- New York
   Moore- Utah
   Moran- Texas
   Murphy- North Carolina
   Newhouse- Washington
   Nunn- Iowa
   Pence- Indiana
   Reschenthaler- Pennsylvania
   Rodgers- Washington
   Rogers- Alabama
   Rogers- Kentucky
   Rouzer- North Carolina
   Rutherford- Florida
   Salazar   - Florida
   Scalise- Louisiana
   Schweikert- Arizona
   Scott, Austin- Georgia
   Sessions- Texas
   Simpson- Idaho
   Smith- Nebraska
   Smith- New Jersey
   Smucker- Pennsylvania
   Steel- California
   Thompson- Pennsylvania
   Turner- Ohio
   Valadao- California
   Wagner- Missouri
   Wenstrup- Ohio
   Westerman- Arkansas
   Wilson- South Carolina
   Wittman- Virginia
   Womack- Arkansas
   Yakym- Indiana

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The Expanding Shadow of Giant Federal Agencies and Diminished Congressional Oversight

Imagine a thread in our government's tapestry that has grown disproportionately thick, overshadowing other crucial elements. This thread represents the increasing power of federal agencies, which now loom like giants over the traditional branches of our government. These agencies have grown so influential, they resemble deities commanding the order of our governmental cosmos.

The Unchecked Over-Power of Un-elected Officials

A startling and alarming narrative is unfolding around us. It tells of un-elected officials who seem to have created a new, unofficial limb- the fourth branch of our government. This new wielding limb throbs with unchecked power, with its domain reverberating with accusations of overreaching and overstepping legal interpretations crossing the drawn boundaries set by Congress.

Consider the Department of Justice (DOJ), CIA, DIA, NSA, DHS, FBI and more, which sometimes act like children unwilling to relinquish a favorite toy like FISA, bypassing laws and ignoring calls for transparency as through previously congressional subpoenaed documents and full testimonies.

Congressional Oversight: Captured by Job Prestige and the Giving of Powers?

The issue deepens when we look at Congressional oversight, which seems increasingly ineffective against the might of these powerful agencies. There’s a growing concern that Congress, captivated by their job prestige and the giving of authority to these agencies, struggles to enforce its legislative power effectively. This captivation not only diminishes their congressional role but also hampers their ability to rein in the sprawling reach of these agencies.

The Constitutional Dance and Overreach

These mentioned agencies are not just making and implementing rules—they are also judging them, an authority nearly divine. This unchecked expansion threatens the foundations of our democracy with each overreaching decision, nudging aside established laws.

The witnessed narrative warns us of their sprawling reach, which not only surpasses their defined skill-set but also risks ushering in an era of unchecked tyranny. The proposed remedies, such as penalties and fines imposed on government leadership and attorneys, fail to correct their actions or serve as deterrents, merely just draining our collective tax resources.

Reclaim Congressional Authority: Emphasize that our founding fathers placed legislative power firmly within Congress, intending for a government by the people, not by a shadowy elite. Stress the urgent need for these agencies to obtain explicit Congressional approval before assuming significant regulatory powers.
Curtail Wasteful Spending: Highlight how the current representatives in power have permitted unchecked agency overreach, leading to wasteful expenditure and inefficiency. This undermines the balance our founding fathers intended and disrespects the constitutional framework.
Demand Vigilance and Interaction: Underline the necessity for continuous and meaningful interaction among government branches to ensure no entity exceeds its authority. Stress the importance of vigilance in maintaining the integrity of our democratic processes.
Encourage Active Civic Responsibility: Urge fellow citizens to advocate for a strong Congressional stance that prioritizes public interest over personal gain and power. Encourage collective advocacy to ensure governance is conducted responsibly, within the limits set by our cherished Constitution, ensuring efficiency and eliminating wasteful spending.

DESPERATE TIMIDITY IN ADDRESSING ISSUES

Let's venture together into the intricate dance of power and perception, where the spotlight shines on the trinity of politicians, administrative agencies, and the mass media. Imagine this as a ballet, where each performer plays a pivotal role in the unfolding drama.

The Opening Act: Our journey begins with politicians, akin to marionettes, ensnared by the strings of administrative agencies. These agencies, masters of manipulation, wield strategies and secrets to pull the levers of political decision-making.

The Strategy of Influence: Delve deeper, and we uncover the arsenal of expertise leveraged by U.S. Administrative Agencies. Picture them as chess grandmasters, each move calculated, sharing knowledge like a carefully guarded treasure to nudge politicians toward their desired stance.

The Specter of Decision Paralysis: Imagine our politicians standing at a crossroads, the path of action fogged by the fear of misstep. Each potential decision, a ticking time bomb, with the dread of negative portrayal by the omnipresent eye of the mass media.

The Media's Might: The mass media, akin to a colossal mirror reflecting society's myriad hues, holds sway over the actions and inactions of our political players. The fear of a tarnished image in this mirror leads to a dance of hesitation, steps taken with trepidation.

The Call for Courageous Leadership: We're reminded of tales of yore, where leaders, standing at the helm during storms of controversy, steered the ship with resolve. It's a call to embrace the courage to make unpopular decisions when they herald the common good.

The Path to Empowerment: Our narrative reaches a crescendo with a clarion call for heightened awareness and understanding of this dynamic interplay. Envision a world where politicians, liberated from the strings of manipulation, truly champion the cause of those they represent.

In weaving this tapestry, we draw inspiration from the pressing need for robust oversight mechanisms, judicial and public scrutiny, and public enlightenment on surveillance under Section 702. It's a clarion call for reforms that uphold privacy, ensuring the dance of governance is both transparent and true to the essence of democracy. Together, let's reflect on how we, as a society, can foster an environment where our leaders navigate these turbulent waters with wisdom and integrity, for the beacon of true leadership shines brightest in the commitment to the common good.

Silencing the Alarm: How the World’s Bigwigs Hide the Truth About Nuclear War to Maintain Social Stability

Hey there, compatriots! Ever caught yourself pondering what the world's bigwigs might do if things went all "boom" on the nuclear front? Let's have a little heart-to-heart about that, shall we?

Imagine, just for a moment, that a hypothetical scenario unfolds where Russia decides to play a not-so-friendly game of catch with nuclear footballs aimed at the U.S. Cities like Washington D.C., New York, L.A., Chicago, Houston—you know, the headliners—would probably be first on the dance floor. Not exactly the kind of spotlight you want to be under, right?

So, what's a global elite to do before times like these? Well, they might just pack up their designer bags and head for the hills—literally! Here's the scoop:

1. Escape to the Great Wide Open

Picture sprawling ranches and cozy cabins tucked away in rural America. Away from the hustle and, more importantly, away from the target zones. It's like their own private getaway, minus the paparazzi.

2. Luxury Hideaways

Think exclusive retreats and swanky resort towns. Aspen, anyone? These spots offer all the comforts of high society without the pesky mushroom clouds on the horizon.

3. International Jet-Setting

Why stay put when you can hop over to neutral countries or remote locales? Switzerland's neutrality isn't just for show, and those secluded islands look pretty inviting right about now.

4. Underground Bunkers (Yes, Really!)

Remember those secret lairs villains always have in movies? Turns out, they're not just for the big screen. Underground facilities stocked with gourmet food and plush amenities are definitely on the table.

5. Secondary Cities and Suburbs

If they can't be off-grid, blending into less obvious urban areas might be the next best thing. It's like playing a high-stakes game of hide and seek.

6. Keep It Mobile

Why settle down when you can keep moving? Yachts, private jets, maybe a tricked-out RV—mobility is the name of the game when you want to stay one step ahead.

7. Gated Paradises

Exclusive communities and private islands offer security and luxury wrapped in a neat little package. It's the elite version of a neighborhood watch.

But here's where it gets interesting—you might be thinking, "Why don't they just tell us what's up?" Great question!

Why the Hush-Hush?

1. Avoiding Mass Panic

Imagine the chaos if everyone knew a nuclear war was on the table. By keeping things on the down-low, they hope to maintain some semblance of normalcy. After all, a calm public is a cooperative public.

2. Playing Their Cards Close

Being transparent could mess with strategic advantages. They might prefer to keep certain moves under wraps to stay ahead in the geopolitical chess game.

3. Banking on Deterrence

There's this thing called Mutual Assured Destruction—fancy talk for "if you nuke us, we'll nuke you." Some (this means exactly which ‘SOME’) believe this threat is enough to keep everyone in check. So, they figure, why worry people over something they think won't actually happen?

So, What's the Deal for Us?

While the big shots are plotting their next move, it might be a good time for us regular folks to think about our own plans—just in case. Maybe it's stocking up on essentials, maybe it's having an evacuation plan, or maybe it's just staying informed.

At the end of the day, it's all about looking out for ourselves and each other. And hey, if nothing else, at least we had this little chat to get the gears turning, right?

Stay savvy, my compatriots!

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GRIFTER LEADER'S U

TOO WEAK TO RULE, THEY ARE!!

Roll Call 353 | Bill Number: H. Res. 1344

Finding that Merrick Garland, Attorney General of the United States, is in contempt of the House of Representatives for disobeying a certain subpoena

'NO' VOTES
Duarte > California
Joyce > Ohio
McClintock > California
Turner > Ohio

POLITICAL CAPTURE, STATE CAPTURE, and REGULATORY CAPTURE, are forms of capture that exacerbate inequalities, undermine democratic values, economic growth, and trust in government.

'NO SHOW' VOTES
Armstrong > North Dakota
Crenshaw > Texas
Granger > Texas
LaMalfa > California
Lamborn > Colorado
LaTurner > Kansas
Lee > Florida
McHenry > North Carolina
Miller-Meeks > Iowa
Rogers > Alabama

Federal agencies have enacted a coup d'état by assuming powers that belong to God. They make their own rules, enforce them, and hold or bypass hearings as they see fit. Unelected officials have become a 4th Branch of Government with unchecked jurisdiction. This includes agencies such as the DOJ, CIA, DIA, NSA, DHS, and FBI. They often disregard laws and calls for transparency.
   Barrasso (WY)
   Boozman (AR)
   Britt (AL)
   Budd (NC)
   Cassidy (LA)
   Collins (ME)
   Cornyn (TX)
   Cotton (AR)
   Crapo (ID)
   Ernst (IA)
   Fischer (NE)
   Graham (SC)
   Grassley (IA)
   Hyde-Smith (MS)
   Kennedy (LA)
   King (ME)
   Lankford (OK)
   McConnell (KY)
   Moran (KS)
   Mullin (OK)
   Murkowski (AK)
   Ricketts (NE)
   Risch (ID)
   Romney (UT)
   Rounds (SD)
   Rubio (FL)
   Sullivan (AK)
   Thune (SD)
   Tillis (NC)
   Wicker (MS)
   Young (IN)

EXCESSIVE DEFERENCE TO EXECUTIVE AGENCIES: AN ATTACK ON AMERICANS

Loss and risk aversion in leaderships are seldom held accountable for their failure‭ ‬to‭ ‬act,‭ ‬though‭ ‬this‭ ‬non-action‭ ‬can‭ ‬be‭ ‬even‭ ‬more costly.‭

Loss and risk aversion in leaderships appear to figure that omissions of actions are harder to notice,‭ ‬than how costly‭ ‬ failure could be.

Loss and risk aversion in leadership causes them to make less standard and safe choices.

This loss and‭ ‬risk‭ ‬aversion‭ ‬means‭ ‬leaders‭ ‬often‭ ‬tend to‭ ‬prefer avoiding mistakes at the expense of acquiring‭ ‬successes.

Loss and risk aversion in leadership‭ ‬hate errors‭ ‬even‭ ‬more than‭ ‬they‭ ‬like successes.
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Loss and risk aversion in leadership is willing to just ride things out.

Loss and risk aversion in leadership causes them to make less standard‭ ‬and safe choices while waiting for their next promotion or retirement.

THE SPEAKER's BAND: IT'S THE SAME NAMES-

Aderholt -Alabama
Bacon -Nebraska
Balderson -Ohio
Barr -Kentucky
Bice -Oklahoma
Buchanan -Florida
Bucshon -Indiana
Burgess -Texas
Calvert -California
Carl -Alabama
Carter (GA) Georgia
Carter (TX) Texas
Chavez-ReRemer -Oregon
Cole -Oklahoma
Crawford -Arkansas
Crenshaw -Texas
D'Esposito -New York
De La Cruz -Texas
Diaz-Balart -Florida
Duarte -California
Ellzey -Texas
Estes -Kansas
Ezell -Mississippi
Feenstra -Iowa
Ferguson -Georgia
Fitzpatrick -Pennsylvania
Flood -Nebraska
Franklin, Scott -Florida
Gallagher -Wisconsin
Garbarino -New York
Garcia, Mike -California
Gimenez -Florida
Gonzales, Tony -Texas
Granger -Texas
Graves (MO) Missouri
Guthrie -Kentucky
Hill -Arkansas
Hinson -Iowa
Johnson (LA) Louisiana
Joyce (OH) Ohio
Kean (NJ) New Jersey
Kelly (MS) Mississippi
Kelly (PA) Pennsylvania
Kiggans (VA) Virginia
Kim (CA) California
Kustoff -Tennessee
LaHood -Illinois
LaLota -New York
Lamborn -Colorado
Latta -Ohio
LaTurner -Kansas
Lawler -New York
Letlow -Louisiana
Lucas -Oklahoma
Malliotakis -New York
McCaul -Texas
McHenry -North Carolina
Miller (OH) Ohio
Miller (WV) West Virginia
Miller-Meeks -Iowa
Moore (UT) Utah
Moylan -Guam
Murphy -North Carolina
Nunn (IA) Iowa
Obernolte -California
Pence -Indiana
Pfluger -Texas
Rogers (AL) Alabama
Rogers (KY) Kentucky
Rouzer -North Carolina
Rutherford -Florida
Salazar -Florida
Scalise -Louisiana
Scott, Austin -Georgia
Smith (NE) Nebraska
Smucker -Pennsylvania
Stefanik -New York
Strong -Alabama
Tenney -New York
Turner -Ohio
Valadao -California
Van Orden -Wisconsin
Wagner -Missouri
Waltz -Florida
Wenstrup -Ohio
Womack -Arkansas

ARE POLITICAL PARASITES IN OUR MIDST?

Politicians, serve the people, not yourselves!

Amodei (NV)
Bacon (NE)
Baird (IN)
Barr (KY)
Bentz (OR)
Bice (OK)
Bucshon (IN)
Calvert   (CA)
Carey (OH)
Carter (GA)
Carter (TX)
Chavez-DeRemer (OR)
Ciscomani (AZ)
Cole (OK)
Crawford (AR)
Crenshaw (TX)
D'Esposito (NY)
De La Cruz (TX)
Diaz-Balart (FL)
Duarte (CA)
Dunn (FL)
Edwards (NC)
Ellzey (TX)
Emmer   (MN)
Ferguson (GA)
Fitzpatrick (PA)
Fleischmann (TN)
Flood (NE)
Foxx (NC)
Gallagher (WI)
Garbarino (NY)
Garcia, Mike (CA)
Gimenez (FL)
Granger (TX)
Graves (MO)
Guthrie (KY)
Hill (AR)
Hinson (IA)
Houchin (IN)
Hudson (NC)
Huizenga (MI)
Issa (CA)
James (MI)
Johnson (LA)
Johnson (SD)
Joyce (OH)
Kean (NJ)
Kelly (PA)
Kiggans (VA)
Kiley (CA)
Kim (CA)
Kustoff (TN)
LaLota   (NY)
LaMalfa (CA)
Lamborn (CO)
Langworthy (NY)
Latta (OH)
LaTurner (KS)
Lawler   (NY)
Lee (FL)
Letlow   (LA)
Lucas (OK)
Luetkemeyer (MO)
Maloy   (UT)
McCaul (TX)
McClain (MI)
McHenry (NC)
Meuser   (PA)
Miller (OH)
Miller (WV)
Miller-Meeks (IA)
Molinaro (NY)
Moolenaar (MI)
Moore (UT)
Newhouse (WA)
Nunn (IA)
Obernolte (CA)
Pence (IN)
Reschenthaler (PA)
Rogers (KY)
Rouzer (NC)
Rutherford (FL)
Salazar   (FL)
Scalise   (LA)
Smith (MO)
Smith (NE)
Smucker (PA)
Steel (CA)
Stefanik (NY)
Thompson (PA)
Turner (OH)

Valadao (CA)
Van Orden (WI)
Walberg (MI)
Wenstrup (OH)
Williams (NY)
Wilson (SC)
Wittman (VA)
Womack (AR)
Yakym (IN)
Zinke (MT)

Rise up, voters! Demand representatives who put the nation's interests above personal gain.

"Alarm! Parasitic Politicians Misappropriate Roles & Resources! Prioritize Nation & Voters, Not Personal Gain!"

Hold these politicians accountable! Demand an end to their Puppeteers wasteful spending and negligence of important issues.

GOP SLOTS, KNOWN VOTED MESS. TARGETS TO FILE & RUN TO REPLACE

THEIR VOTED DEFICIT/BORDER MESS:

Aderholt (AL)
Allen (GA)
Amodei (NV)
Armstrong (ND)
Balderson (OH)
Barr (KY)
Bentz (OR)
Bice (OK)
Buchanan (FL)
Bucshon (IN)
Calvert (CA)
Carey (OH)
Carter (GA)
Carter (TX)
Chavez-DeRemer (OR)
Ciscomani (AZ)
Cole (OK)
Comer (KY)
Crawford (AR)
Crenshaw (TX)
D'Esposito (NY)
De La Cruz (TX)
Diaz-Balart (FL)
Duarte (CA)
Edwards (NC)
Ellzey (TX)
Emmer (MN)
Feenstra (IA)
Ferguson (GA)
Fitzpatrick (PA)
Fleischmann (TN)
Flood (NE)
Foxx (NC)
Garbarino (NY)
Garcia, Mike (CA)
Gimenez (FL)
Granger (TX)
Graves (LA)
Graves (MO)
Guthrie (KY)
Hill (AR)
Hinson (IA)
Hudson (NC)
Huizenga (MI)
Issa (CA)
James (MI)
Johnson (LA)
Johnson (OH)
Johnson (SD)
Joyce (OH)
Kean (NJ)
Kelly (PA)
Kiggans (VA)
Kiley (CA)
Kim (CA)
Kustoff (TN)
LaLota (NY)
LaMalfa (CA)
Lamborn (CO)
Langworthy (NY)
Latta (OH)
LaTurner (KS)
Lawler (NY)
Lee (FL)
Letlow (LA)
Lucas (OK)
Luetkemeyer (MO)
Malliotakis (NY)
McCaul (TX)
McClain (MI)
McHenry (NC)
Meuser (PA)
Miller (WV)
Molinaro (NY)
Moolenaar (MI)
Moore (UT)
Murphy (NC)
Newhouse (WA)
Nunn (IA)
Owens (UT)
Pence (IN)
Reschenthaler (PA)
Rodgers (WA)
Rogers (AL)
Rouzer (NC)
Rutherford (FL)
Salazar (FL)
Scott, Austin (GA)
Simpson (ID)
Smith (MO)
Smith (NE)
Smith (NJ)
Smucker (PA)
Steel (CA)
Strong (AL)
Tenney (NY)
Thompson (PA)
Turner (OH)
Valadao (CA)
Wagner (MO)
Walberg (MI)
Wenstrup (OH)
Williams (NY)
Wilson (SC)
Wittman (VA)
Womack (AR)
Zinke (MT)

DECEPTION IS NOT AN OPTION!

"DECEPTION IS NOT AN OPTION! Stand against those who thrive on secrecy & question their concern for public welfare"

Boozman (AR)
Britt (AL)
Capito (WV)
Cassidy (LA)
Collins (ME)
Cornyn (TX)
Cotton (AR)
Cramer (ND)
Ernst (IA)
Fischer (NE)
Graham (SC)
Grassley (IA)
Hoeven (ND)
Hyde-Smith (MS)
McConnell (KY)
Moran (KS)
Mullin (OK)
Murkowski (AK)

Romney (UT)
Rounds (SD)

Sullivan (AK)
Thune (SD)
Tillis (NC)
Wicker (MS)
Young (IN)

Politicians Neglecting Their Duties? Secret Schemes and Shady Spending?

Warning To The Above Senators! "We See Through Hidden Agendas - Neglected Duties. Betrayed Trust." This is not what we voted for?

If they hide, we don't abide! Spending in shadows erodes trust.

Our SENATORS are failing us by neglecting their duties and engaging in secretive practices.

We demand transparency and accountability!

Voters, it's time to wake up and take action to clean-up the Senate!

The Dark Reality of 22 GOP Senate Politicians: Are They Robbing Us Blind?

John Boozman of Arkansas

Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia

Bill Cassidy of Louisiana

Susan Collins of Maine

John Cornyn of Texas

Kevin Cramer of North Dakota

Mike Crapo of Idaho

Joni Ernst of Iowa

Chuck Grassley of Iowa

John Hoeven of North Dakota

John Kennedy of Lousiana

Mitch McConnell of Kentucky

Jerry Moran of Kansas

Lisa Murkowski of Alaska

James Risch of Idaho

Mitt Romney of Utah

Mike Rounds of South Dakota

Dan Sullivan of Alaska

John Thune of South Dakota

Thom Tillis of North Carolina

Roger Wicker of Mississippi

Todd Young of Indiana

Voters' resentment of porous Open Borders highlights further showing that Voters are far from ignorant; indeed, their clear-sightedness pierces through the shroud of disrespect that politicians exhibit towards those who elected them for genuine representation.

* Public anger is palpable towards officials who exploit wartime chaos for personal gain, while families mourn the relentless toll of warfare.

* These conflicts not only bleed nations' finances but also erode the social fabric, intensifying the hardships of nations' citizens.

* Public ire is growing as people become increasingly aware of how some in power disregard their duty to serve those they represent by engaging in war profiteering.

* Moreover, it is imperative to recognize that these interminable wars squander not just lives but also precious resources, escalating the financial and emotional burdens on families nations-wide.

* Voters demand action to mitigate the disproportionate effect defense vendors exert on politics, encapsulating a resolute stance against those who dishonor their office by lining their pockets at war's expense.

* The public outcry against such political misconduct underscores a united front rooted in wisdom and discernment; citizens demand accountability and integrity from their representatives, especially when faced with the grave consequences of uninterrupted nations' conflicts.

17 PRESUMED 'GOP SENATORS'

Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia

Bill Cassidy of Louisiana

Susan Collins of Maine

John Cornyn of Texas

Joni Ernst of Iowa

Chuck Grassley of Iowa

John Kennedy of Louisiana

Mitch McConnell of Kentucky

Jerry Moran of Kansas

Lisa Murkowski of Alaska

Mitt Romney of Utah

Mike Rounds of South Dakota

Dan Sullivan of Alaska

John Thune of South Dakota

Thom Tillis of North Carolina

Roger Wicker of Mississippi

Todd Young of Indiana

EURO WAR WASTED LIVES

In a nation where the principle of accountability stands as the bedrock of our democracy, the silence and inaction of 17 presumed GOP Senators on border security echo a troubling dissonance. Entrusted with the mantle of fiscal stewardship and the safeguarding of our frontiers, these elected representatives appear to have abdicated their duties, leaving Americans to question the price of their apathy. Despite receiving salaries and benefits to protect the public, their lack of initiative except for funding wars, erodes the integrity required for their positions.

WAR IN EUROPE

Illusions of Justice: When Courts Reduce Legitimate Grievances to ‘Pink Elephants’

The Constitution stands as the bedrock of our nation, a solemn covenant ensuring that we, the people, consent to governance under fair and just laws. This covenant was so essential that, even before the dawn of the American Revolution, countless individuals sacrificed their possessions and lives, driven by a belief in their God-given rights—a belief so profound that it eclipsed even the simple joys of life, like the Sun and the Rain.

Yet today, we find ourselves confronting a troubling reality within our judicial system. Courts, the very institutions entrusted to uphold justice, often apply legal standards that disproportionately favor federal agencies. This ‘presumption of correctness’ too often dismisses the grievances of individuals—especially Pro se plaintiffs—as mere illusions, like chasing after “Pink Elephants.” These plaintiffs, many of whom navigate the legal system without the benefit of counsel, bring forth grievances rooted in intentional malice, trickery, and deceit. But instead of receiving due consideration, their legitimate complaints are reduced to trivial pursuits, unworthy of serious judicial attention.

This troubling pattern exposes a deeper, more insidious issue within our justice system. The excessive deference given to federal agencies has effectively nullified the critical role of judicial oversight. This deference sets a dangerous precedent, granting unelected bureaucrats unchecked power to justify their actions through self-serving interpretations of the law. The cases brought forth by Pro se plaintiffs are not the trivial fantasies of the delusional; they are serious and substantial matters deserving of the court’s full and fair judgment.

In rare instances, judges have acknowledged the severity of this problem, condemning the “skulduggery” and “perfidy” of agency prosecutors in no uncertain terms. For example, one federal prosecutor, pressured by superiors into unethical conduct, saw a judge denounce the actions as ‘egregious,’ ‘pervasive,’ and ‘reprehensible.’ The misconduct was so flagrant that the entire judiciary was recused from the case, with another judge similarly castigating the agency’s behavior. ‘Fraud on the Courts’ is not a theoretical concern; it has been recognized for decades, with internal Justice Department investigations revealing that hundreds of federal prosecutors and employees have violated laws, ethical standards, and constitutional rights—ranging from misleading courts to withholding critical evidence.

Historically, courts were vigilant against the dangers of unchecked power, ever wary of “faithless legislators anxious to escape the responsibility of their position” by delegating authority to ensure their political survival. Such actions were seen as a profound betrayal of public trust. Today, the unchecked power of federal agencies presents a similar threat, one that diminishes the legitimacy of individual grievances, rendering them as trivial as chasing after “Pink Elephants.”

But these grievances are far from trivial—they are real, substantial issues that demand the full measure of justice.

This is the reality we must confront: a judicial system where the scales of justice are tipped in favor of the powerful, where legitimate grievances are dismissed as mere illusions, and where the pursuit of justice becomes an exercise in futility. This is the illusion of justice that we must work to dismantle, for the sake of our Constitution, our rights, and our future.

APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE-Prioritizing National Interests?

BUDGET COMMITTE

Funding policies that serve the broader population or just the affluent and corporations; hold the following responsible:

ROBERT ADERHOLT – Alabama

MARK AMODEI – Nevada

STEPHANIE BICE - Oklahoma

KEN CALVERT – California

JERRY CARL - Alabama

JOHN CARTER - Texas

JUAN CISCOMANI – Arizona

BEN CLINE – Virginia

MICHAEL CLOUD – Texas

ANDREW CLYDE - Georgia

TOM COLE – Oklahoma

MARIO DIAZ-BALART - Florida

CHUCK EDWARDS - North Carolina

JAKE ELLZEY – Texas

CHUCK FLEISCHMANN – Tennessee

SCOTT FRANKLIN - Florida

MIKE GARCIA – California

TONY GONZALES - Texas

KAY GRANGER – Texas

MICHAEL GUEST - Mississippi

ANDY HARRIS – Maryland

ASHLEY HINSON - Iowa

DAVID JOYCE – Ohio

JAKE LATURNER - Kansas

JULIA LETLOW - Louisiana

JOHN MOOLENAAR - Michigan

DAN NEWHOUSE – Washington

GUY RESCHENTHALER - Pennsylvania

HAROLD ROGERS – Kentucky

JOHN RUTHERFORD - Florida

MICHAEL SIMPSON – Idaho

DAVID VALADAO - California

STEVE WOMACK – Arkansas

RYAN ZINKE - Montana

The above prior budget allocations have sometimes exacerbated economic disparities, favoring policies that benefit certain economic interests at the expense of the broader populace and local workers.
Their historical appropriations have been marred by a lack of transparency, making it difficult to track how funds are utilized and to hold responsible parties accountable for inefficiencies or mismanagement.
Previous funding decisions have at times been unduly influenced by political agendas and special interest groups, detracting from objective and equitable policymaking.
Past appropriations have not always provided funding mechanisms for the consistent and fair enforcement of immigration laws, leading to selective and biased implementation practices.

DEBT

• Politicians' Neglect of America's Budget Deficit: The $34 Trillion MONSTER!
• The lack of bravery and determination among elected officials is both shocking and disheartening.
• Despite the staggering $34 trillion budget deficit and urgent border security issues, leaders appear paralyzed and unwilling to take assertive action.
• This demonstrates a complete disregard for the constituents who sustain them with their tax dollars.
• We demand representatives who have the courage to make tough choices and act in the best interest of the people and the nation.
• Anything less would be a neglect of their responsibilities and a betrayal of trust.
• Urgent and decisive policies are required to confront the enormous $34 trillion beast that is the budget deficit.
• The critique highlights the squandering of taxpayers' money due to political inaction and emphasizes the need for accountability and citizen involvement.

• It urges immediate action and holding representatives responsible for the financial burden on the American people.
• The reality of hard-earned dollars being frivolously spent on idle politicians' paychecks is exposed.
• Urgent accountability is necessary, demanding action or answers for the financial drain inflicted on the American people.

POLITICIANS' PAY

- The High Cost of Political Folly
- USA constituents express great concern over politicians' failures to address critical issues
- Failure to secure the border
- Failure to stop the compounding of more debt
- Lack of efforts to limit funding of rogue agencies' abusive activities

- Unveiling the perks, paychecks & continuously allowing the misuse of power
- Lip service is not a path to undue privilege
- A fine line exists between fair compensation for competent leaders and the risk of self-serving interests overshadowing public service

- High salaries and benefits for politicians, including pensions and personal expense allowances, are criticized as excessive and unmerited
- The debate on lifetime benefits for lawmakers questions their sustainability and burden on public resources

- It is time for politicians to prioritize the needs of the American people over their own self-interests
- Transparency and accountability are key to rebuilding trust between politicians and their constituents
- Only through true dedication to public service can politicians overcome the high cost of political folly and truly serve the interests of the nation and its people.